Are morocco people black?

The citizens of Morocco, a North African country, are rather diverse. Mostly, Moroccans have Arab or Amazigh backgrounds. The Amazigh, native inhabitants of North Africa, have been living in their country for hundreds of years. Often associated with inhabitants of sub-Saharan Africa is the word “black.” Still, historical ties to Sub-Saharan Africa could cause some Moroccans—particularly those from southern areas or Sahrawi and Gnawa backgrounds—to have deeper complexion tones.

• Moroccans’ skin tones vary.
• The complexion runs from lighter to darker.
• Mirroring the diverse migratory history of the country.
• Trade.
• Cross-cultural interaction.